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Siemens Server and Workstation Software (2014-04-11) — recall 51158

Health Canada — Medical Devices · Canada · 2014-04-30 · Type II

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Agency
Health Canada — Medical Devices
Recall identifier
51158
Date of alert
2014-04-30
Country / jurisdiction
Canada
Risk level
Type II
Risk type
recall
Product category
Medical devices
Product type
Medical devices
Notice status
Archived by the issuing authority — kept for reference
Reported risk: A potential issue when using "in-progress" invasive reporting with sensis integration to Syngo Dynamics version 9.5. The issue occurs under the following conditions: Sensis-Syngo dynamics integration Sensis study is opened from Syngo dynamics while still "in-progress" Sensis reference numbers greater than 1,000,000 Sensis reference numbers grow in response to HL7 messages, even if those HL7 messages are not being utilized by Sensis and/or Syngo Dynamics. Sensis reference numbers greater than 1,000,000 are wrongly modified during transfer to Syngo Dynamics. When this happens during "in-progress" reporting, a study will get a Sensis reference number for the wrong study in sensis. This causes an incorrect 'link' between the Syngo Dynamics images and the Sensis study data. If this happens, customers will have to call Siemens service team. There has not been any patient consequence reported from the installed base.
Primary source: https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/siemens-server-and-workstation

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